首页
登录
职称英语
Dealing with the Life AbroadI. Culture shock of the life abroad1) More and mor
Dealing with the Life AbroadI. Culture shock of the life abroad1) More and mor
游客
2023-10-28
48
管理
问题
Dealing with the Life Abroad
I. Culture shock of the life abroad
1) More and more people tend to go abroad
—go abroad to work, study or travel
—find out what life is like in another part of the world
—make new friends
—learn about the 【T1】______in another country
2) Culture shock
—【T2】______homesickness, stress, fear, confusion
Ⅱ. Tips to help you deal with new situations
1) Take time to 【T3】______
2) Do have an open mind
—do not form an opinion too soon
—do not think of the 【T4】______as better or worse
—be more willing to try new things
3) Get involved
—try things for yourself
—do not worry about making a mistake
—when in a formal setting, follow others’ lead
—active 【T5】______in conversation is important
4) Practice your language skills
—try to find a native speaker to have conversation
—take every 【T6】______to talk with the native
—try to engage others in a bit of casual, polite conversation
5) Seek help and keep contact
—do not forget the 【T7】______information about the organizations and people that are to help you
—【T8】______
—call your friends and family occasionally
6) Holiday advice
—be a respectful observer if you do not share the religious beliefs of your hosts
—get 【T9】______into a culture by attending religious ceremonies.
—【T10】______: a part of holiday traditions
Dealing with the Life Abroad
Today’s lecture is about how you should deal with the life abroad, that is, some tips for you to deal with cross-cultural problems. Each year, millions of people go abroad to work, study, or travel. It is a great way to find out what life is like in another part of the world. (1) People who go abroad are probably hoping to make new friends and learn about the culture in another country—everything from attitudes and beliefs to social customs and popular foods. But constantly having to deal with new situations can be frustrating, even stressful. (2) Homesickness, stress, fear, and confusion are all symptoms of culture shock. The following tips help you deal with new situations.
(3) No. 1, take time to adjust.
You may feel frustrated that you have culture shock, especially since you probably spend so much time preparing for your trip. If you give yourself some time, things will gradually get easier.
No. 2, do have an open mind.
While it is certainly OK to feel frustrated or confused in your new surroundings, try not to form an opinion about the new culture too soon. (4) Do not think of the host culture as better or worse. It is just different and you will be more willing to try new things.
No. 3, get involved.
You really need to try things for yourself. Do not worry about making a mistake. If you are unsure of what to do in a formal setting, follow others’ lead. (5) Active participation in conversation is important, especially if you want to become fluent in the local language—your effort will be appreciated.
No. 4, practice your language skills.
Try to find a native speaker in your school or community, and ask him or her to meet with you to have conversation in his or her language. (6) Take every opportunity to talk with the native, and make a habit of going into places like a restaurant, a shop or a bank. As you become more confident in this kind of public situations, you can try to engage others in a bit of casual, polite conversation.
No. 5, seek help and keep contact.
(7) Do not forget the contact information about the organizations and people that are to help you. (8) You will not offend anyone, so be honest. And a good idea is to make a plan to call your friends and family every week on the same day and at the same time. If you use email while you are abroad, you will be able to keep in touch with them very inexpensively.
No. 6, holiday advice.
Some holidays have religious meanings. You may not share the religious beliefs of your hosts, but it is still OK to be a respectful observer. (9) Religious ceremonies can give you an insight into a culture, and your questions can lead to interesting conversations with your family and friends. (10) Gift-giving is a part of holiday traditions. In that case, a small gift for each member of your family is appropriate. Gifts that have come from your native country would make an exciting and unusual gift.
In today’s lecture, you are given six pieces of useful advice on your life abroad. I believe if you follow these suggestions, you will be able to have a wonderful time abroad. Thanks for your attention!
选项
答案
解析
转载请注明原文地址:https://tihaiku.com/zcyy/3136421.html
相关试题推荐
HandGesturesinDifferentCultures1.ThumbsupAmericaandEurope:a【T
HandGesturesinDifferentCultures1.ThumbsupAmericaandEurope:a【T
HandGesturesinDifferentCultures1.ThumbsupAmericaandEurope:a【T
HandGesturesinDifferentCultures1.ThumbsupAmericaandEurope:a【T
HandGesturesinDifferentCultures1.ThumbsupAmericaandEurope:a【T
CultureShock1.Whatiscultureshock?Disorientationexperiencedwhensudd
CultureShock1.Whatiscultureshock?Disorientationexperiencedwhensudd
CultureShock1.Whatiscultureshock?Disorientationexperiencedwhensudd
CultureShock1.Whatiscultureshock?Disorientationexperiencedwhensudd
CultureShock1.Whatiscultureshock?Disorientationexperiencedwhensudd
随机试题
618年6月18日,唐朝由高祖建立,是中国文明的黄金时代,在艺术,文学,尤其是在诗歌和科技上发展显著。佛教成为普通百姓的主要宗教。长安(今西安)是唐朝的首都
简述PICC导管的冲洗要求和方法。
为确保桩头浮浆层凿除后桩基面混凝土达到设计强度,灌注桩的桩顶应高出设计标高()
患者女性,43岁,双手指疼痛1年,遇冷时出现雷诺现象,近1个月出现对称性指关节皮
从所给四个选项中,选出最合适的一个填入问号处,使之呈现一定规律性: A.如图所
A.π B. C. D.
1996-35.川楝子的归经是 A.肝、胆、肺、脾经B.肝、胆、大肠、小肠经
肌梭的传入冲动增加时,产生的生理效应是( )。A.兴奋同一肌肉的α运动神经元
强化
银行承兑汇票的承兑银行,应当按照票面金额向出票人收取()的手续费。A:千分之一
最新回复
(
0
)